Monday 28 July 2014

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Friday 25 July 2014

How to Use the Infinite Number of Email Addresses Gmail Gives You

One trick you may or may not have picked up about
Gmail is that you can add in periods anywhere in
the front part of your address and it makes no
difference whatsoever: john.smith@gmail.com
works just the same as johnsmith@gmail.com.
What's more, you can add a plus sign and any word
before the @ sign (e.g. johnsmith+hello@gmail.com)
and messages will still reach you. If these tweaks
make no difference, then why use them? One major
reason: filters.

Here are a few ways you can make use of the feature to bring order to the chaos of your inbox.

Signing up for newsletters

The next time you sign up for a newsletter, app or
website, use an address like johnsmith+news@gmail.com. That way, you can filter out
everything sent to this address to a low-priority label or folder. A couple of options available to you are to have Gmail mark all these messages as unimportant, or categorize them all as Updates.

If you want to get really involved with your email management then you could even add a specific word for everything you sign up for: johnsmith+evernote@gmail.com for example. This might eventually become more trouble than it's worth, but it does give you the power to instantly send emails from a certain source to the spam folder, or to trash them immediately.

Giving friends VIP status

As well as marking some messages as unimportant, you can of course do the opposite.
Try handing out an alternative email address—such as john.smith@gmail.com—to your nearest and dearest to help them stand out from the dross that usually fills up your inbox.

Then set up a filter to mark these messages as important and top priority.

There's the mobile aspect to consider too. Through the settings in the Gmail app for Android it's possible to set notifications on a label-by-label basis, so if you set up a new label for your VIP contacts then you can make sure only these specific messages trigger an alert on your phone.

Dividing work life and personal life You may already have a separate Google account for
your job, but if you're someone who combines work and pleasure into one central inbox then use the address tricks to distinguish between the two. It could be as simple as adding "+w" to your Gmail address for any work-related emails.

That then gives you the ability to mark every incoming work email with an appropriate label, with no manual effort required—not only will your inbox look tidier, but it will make searches much more efficient. You can restrict queries to one particular label and leave yourself with fewer
results to sift through.

Controlling your home

We don't like to go more than a few days on Field Guide without mentioning something you can do
with IFTTT, so here you go. Set up a johnsmith+lights@gmail.com address as a "Send mail as" alias in the Gmail settings and you can set up an IFTTT trigger that activates whenever an email appears from this address.

Select this alias when composing a message from the office or your mobile phone and you utilize any of IFTTT's features. You'll essentially be sending emails
to yourself, but you could switch Hue lights on or off, turn up your Nest thermostat, and so on. You could also use the trick to send photos to Flickr, update Twitter, send a text from your Android phone, and so on and so on.

Creating a to do list
If you set up a filter that labels every email coming
in to johnsmith+todo@gmail.com then you can pull up this label as a makeshift to do list. As well as
emailing tasks when you're sat in the office or on your phone, you can forward emails from other
accounts or even send photos to the list from wherever you happen to be.

Anything that can be emailed can be added to your to do list, and as usual there's the option within the filter to automatically archive these messages and
mark them as read so they don't clutter up your inbox.

Those are our ideas for using your Gmail aliases, but if you have some tricks and tips of your own we'd love to hear about them.

Wednesday 23 July 2014

Add Nice Jquery Effect To Blogger Labels

Add Nice Jquery Effect To
Blogger Labels

Today i will show how to add popout effect to your LABELS with mouse over.

It looks very preety and eye catching.Its a simple code and will take 10 sec to adding it to
your blog.

STEP 1:
Goto blogger
DASHBOARD >>
TEMPLATE

STEP 2:
Now click on EDIT HTML

STEP 3:
Now press ctrl+f and search for
</head>

STEP 4:
Now paste the below code code just before </head>

<!-- label effect by hackerztag.blogspot.in !-->
<script src='http://
ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/
jquery/1.6.4/jquery.min.js'
type='text/javascript'>
</script>
<script type='text/javascript'>
var dur = 400; // Duration Of Animation in Milli Seconds
$(document).ready(function() {
$(&#39;a.linknudge, .Label ul li
a&#39;).hover(function() {
$(this).animate({
paddingLeft:
&#39;25px&#39;
}, dur);
}, function() {
$(this).animate({
paddingLeft: 0
}, dur);
});
}); // end of Jquery Script
</script>
<!-- label effect by hackerztag.blogspot.in !-->

STEP 5: Now save your template and reload your blog and see the changes.

Tuesday 22 July 2014

How to run Windows 95 on Android

Full tutorial how to run windows 95 stable and fast

This can`t harm your device

First you need adosbox
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.hystudio.android.dosbox

Install it on your device

And you need windows 95 image (230 mb(57 mb RAR))

http://www.mediafire.com/?03i9l8qswy2825y

You must config adosbox
Press menu button ->SDL settings ->video
setting ->on-screen magnifying glass (sharper screen)

Save and exit adosbox.

Place windows in folder "win" on sdcard
/sdcard/win/w95.img

Open adosbox and type

Code:
       cls
(for cleaning screen)

Code:
        mount d: /sdcard/win
(for mounting "win" dir)

Code:
        d:
(for mounting d drive)

Code:
        imgmount a: d:w95.img
(for mounting image)

Code:
       Boot w95.Img
(for booting windows)

Now you will boot windows 95

You must wait and you dont have to install it
BLACK SCREEN WILL APPEAR YOU MUST WAIT

While exiting windows turn off like normal PC

touch is bad but you must learn how to use
it

And this is it bye till my next update

Also you can try Linux Debian